Book Review: “Every Move Must Have a Purpose” by Bruce Pandolfini
As a long time chess player, I’ve often thought of chess as a metaphor for life. Decisions made at the chess board, like those made in life, can never be undone so you need to choose your moves...
View ArticleBook Review: The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane
How do you know when you’ve enjoyed a book? That seems like a silly question, doesn’t it? But books are mixed bags, not all good or all bad. Often, when I finish a book I like to stop and ponder...
View ArticleBook Review: “The Informant: A True Story” by Kurt Eichenwald
Oftentimes, when I start a new book my initial enthusiasm gets me through the first chapter or two. Then comes the moment of truth. If the author doesn’t succeed in capturing my pathetically short...
View ArticleBook Review: Guitar Man
The full title of this book is “Guitar Man – A Six String Odyssey, or, You Love That Guitar More Than You Love Me”. It’s the autobiographical tale of a Brit named Will Hodgkinson, who takes up the...
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